KAMPALA
The Nakivubo Channel, a vital drainage system in Kampala’s central business district, is undergoing a significant transformation. Businessman Dr. Hamis Kiggundu has partnered with the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) to revamp the channel, with guidance from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and African Nations Championship (CHAN) inspection teams.
The Problem
For decades, the Nakivubo Channel has been plagued by flooding, pollution, and safety hazards, affecting the city’s residents, businesses, and infrastructure. The channel’s poor condition has made it a breeding ground for waterborne diseases and a significant environmental concern.
The redevelopment project aims to create a modern, eco-friendly corridor that will Mitigate:
Flooding, Underground flood-control chambers will reduce the risk of flooding, protecting the city from damage and disruption.
Improve Sanitation, Solid waste filtration systems will enhance water quality, reducing pollution and health risks.
Enhance Public Spaces, Pedestrian walkways and green public spaces will transform the area into a beautiful and functional hub, supporting business and tourism.
Key Features of the Redeveloped Channel
Designed to prevent flooding and ensure the city’s safety.
Will improve water quality and reduce pollution, Pedestrian Walkways
Enhancing accessibility and promoting a sense of community.
Green Public Spaces
Transforming the area into a beautiful and eco-friendly corridor
